Who is one current leader you look up to and why?
A candidate's role model, or figure of inspiration, will offer a glimpse into their personality, philosophy, and approach to life and work. They'll examine the examples you offer and consider how well you'd work with one of their leaders. This may also help them pair you with the type of leader who best matches an applicant's inspiration, based on ideals, and help that leader better serve as a role model through your experience.
Inspirational people motivate us to keep going when we feel like giving up. They're passionate and driven, accomplishing goals that seem impossible and starting new ventures with new ideas that change the way we view the world. Your life's inspiration can come from a book, a mentor, your family, a celebrity, an author--anyone! Talk to the interviewer about who has inspired your life and why. Be relatable and try to inspire conversation. How well you get along with your interviewer will also offer insights into how well you will get along with the mentor they place you with.
"Tim Cook. He puts his money where his mouth is and actually follows through on his promises when it comes to protecting people's privacy. Also, they didn't rush to put out an inferior product at the beginning of the AI personal assistant race. Instead, they focused their AI development in other ways before improving upon Siri, which, in my opinion, finally outruns their competition. Not to mention, how their AirPod Pros are outstanding as hearing aids for low-to-moderate hearing loss. You can get a pair for 300 or less, which is far more affordable than the 3000 hearing aids that monopolize the market. Not to mention, AirPod Pros can do a heck of a lot more than your typical hearing aids are capable of. All of this exhibits the highest integrity I think you can find in a powerful industry leader today."
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